Eloise Pasachoff

Matt Lawrence, an Associate Professor of Law at Emory, Eloise Pasachoff from Georgetown, and Zach Price from UC Law San Francisco delve into the concept of 'Appropriations Presidentialism.' They discuss how the executive branch seeks to control federal fund allocation, examining historical tensions between Congress and the presidency. The trio also highlights the unique spending tactics of the Trump administration, the intricacies of legal challenges in federal spending, and the evolving balance of power in legislative oversight.

Eloise Pasachoff, a Georgetown Law professor, and Zachary Price from UC College of Law dive into the recent freeze on federal funds by the Office of Management and Budget. They discuss the constitutional implications of the Impoundment Control Act, examining the balance of power between the executive and Congress. The conversation highlights the controversies surrounding both the Trump and Biden administrations' funding crises and the legal complexities involved. Expect a deep dive into the tensions over fiscal control and the challenges to governmental authority.